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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
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masterizar ÁUDIO, COMPUT
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
I. master [americ ˈmæstər, Brit ˈmɑːstə] SUBST
1. master:
amo m
amo m
amo m
2. master (expert):
3.1. master UNIV (degree):
3.2. master Brit (teacher):
3.3. master (of college):
4. master NÁUT:
5.1. master HIST:
5.2. master (on letters to young boys):
6.1. master COMPUT (controlling device):
6.2. master (for copies):
master ÁUDIO, COMPUT, TIPOGR
7. master COMPUT:
II. master [americ ˈmæstər, Brit ˈmɑːstə] VERBO trans
1. master (control):
master fear/impulse
master difficulty
2. master (learn):
master technique/subject
III. master [americ ˈmæstər, Brit ˈmɑːstə] ADJ atrib, no compar
1. master (expert):
2. master (main, principal):
master switch/key
3. master (dominant):
4. master (original):
master tape
master tape
master disk COMPUT
master file COMPUT
master file COMPUT
I. copy <pl copies> [americ ˈkɑpi, Brit ˈkɒpi] SUBST
1.1. copy C (of painting, statue):
1.2. copy C (of document):
2. copy C (of newspaper, book):
3.1. copy U (text):
3.2. copy U (unprinted matter):
II. copy <copies, copying, copied> [americ ˈkɑpi, Brit ˈkɒpi] VERBO trans
1.1. copy (reproduce):
copy statue/painting
1.2. copy (photocopy):
copy letter/memo
2. copy (transcribe):
copy passage/poem/notes
to copy sth from or off sb
copiarle algo a alguien
to copy sth from or out of sth
3.1. copy (imitate):
copy painter/singer
copy style/behavior
3.2. copy (plagiarize):
III. copy <copies, copying, copied> [americ ˈkɑpi, Brit ˈkɒpi] VERBO intr
1. copy (cheat):
copy children/candidates:
2. copy (imitate):
3. copy:
copy AEROESP, TELECOMUN
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master copy <-ies> SUBST
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I. copy [ˈkɒpi, americ ˈkɑ:pi] -ies -ie- SUBST
1. copy (facsimile) of a book:
copy ARTE
2. copy COMPUT:
3. copy:
4. copy (topics for articles):
II. copy [ˈkɒpi, americ ˈkɑ:pi] -ies -ie- VERBO trans
1. copy a. COMPUT, MÚS:
2. copy (imitate):
III. copy [ˈkɒpi, americ ˈkɑ:pi] -ies -ie- VERBO intr ESCOLAR
Master's SUBST, Master's degree SUBST
I. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, americ ˈmæstɚ] SUBST
1. master:
master of house
master of slave
amo m
master of dog
2. master (one who excels):
3. master (instructor):
4. master Brit (schoolteacher):
5. master (master copy):
Expressões:
II. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, americ ˈmæstɚ] VERBO trans
1. master (cope with):
2. master (become proficient at):
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master copy <-ies> SUBST
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I. copy <-ies> [ˈkap·i] SUBST
1. copy (facsimile) of a book:
copy ARTE
2. copy comput:
3. copy:
4. copy (topics for articles):
II. copy <-ie-> [ˈkap·i] VERBO trans
1. copy a. comput, MÚS:
2. copy (imitate):
III. copy [ˈkap·i] VERBO intr ESCOLAR
Master's SUBST, Master's degree SUBST
I. master [ˈmæs·tər] SUBST
1. master:
master of house
master of slave
amo m
master of dog
2. master (one who excels):
3. master (instructor):
4. master (master copy):
Expressões:
II. master [ˈmæs·tər] VERBO trans
1. master (cope with):
2. master (become proficient at):
Present
Imaster
youmaster
he/she/itmasters
wemaster
youmaster
theymaster
Past
Imastered
youmastered
he/she/itmastered
wemastered
youmastered
theymastered
Present Perfect
Ihavemastered
youhavemastered
he/she/ithasmastered
wehavemastered
youhavemastered
theyhavemastered
Past Perfect
Ihadmastered
youhadmastered
he/she/ithadmastered
wehadmastered
youhadmastered
theyhadmastered
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